9:24

Wilkin Formby eagerly attacked his first spring in Aggieland

Wilkin Formby's first spring as a Fightin' Texas Aggie is officially in the books as he adapts to live in Aggieland. While spending part of his summer back home, Formby joined The Huddle to discuss his early days at Texas A&M, when he fell in love with playing the game of football and more.

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8:49

Luke Billings to spend summer with Cape Cod's Y-D Red Sox

A true freshman two-way player from Prosper, Luke Billings has one plate appearance and three 1.1 innings to his credit in 2026. The youngster joined Extra Innings to discuss his first season in college, learning to compete in the Southeastern Conference and more.

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11:50

Mark Nabou Jr. expects A&M's offensive front to be 'really good'

Texas A&M OL Mark Nabou Jr. will make his way back to the state of Washington for a little bit this summer, but when he returns, he'll attack his fifth season in Aggieland. On The Huddle, Nabou spoke about his time in Fiji, what drew him to Aggieland and more.

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9:07

College graduate Trovon Baugh wants to give back

Last week, Texas A&M offensive lineman Trovon Baugh earned his degree in public health from the University of South Carolina. On The Huddle, the Maroon Goon spoke about the accomplishment, his thoughts on spring football in Aggieland and more.

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12:12

Injury adversity has impacted Jack Mann III's senior season

Injuries have derailed pole vaulter Jack Mann III's senior season, but the five-time medalist at the SEC Championships will be back for a fifth year in 2027. On The Pass Back, Mann spoke about his path to Texas A&M, taking a redshirt this spring and more.

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4:01

Take Five: DJ Hicks' favorite meals, greatest players of all-time & more

Get to know your favorite Texas A&M student-athletes beyond our patented Texas Aggies United interviews in Take Five! As a regular on Take Five, Texas A&M defensive tackle DJ Hicks shared Top Five lists on five different topics.

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6:51

Competition during spring ball met Isaiah Horton's expectations

Listed at 6-foot-4 and 208 pounds, wide receiver Isaiah Horton projects to be a significant piece of Texas A&M's offense in 2026. On The Huddle, the standout pass-catcher spoke about his first spring in Aggieland, the Aggie receiving corps and more.

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10:32

Highly competitive Aiden Sims has found consistency as a sophomore

Emerging as Texas A&M's most reliable starting pitcher, right-hander Aiden Sims is 8-1 with a 3.60 ERA and a 1.05 WHIP across his 12 starts in 2026. On Extra Innings, the sophomore from Forney spoke about success this spring, where he has matured the most and more.

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7:33

Kelshaun Johnson say to expect explosive plays from A&M's offense

Kelshaun Johnson reeled in four catches for 27 yards in four games as a true freshman last fall. With his second spring at Texas A&M behind him, the redshirt freshman wideout joined The Huddle to discuss his faith in the Aggie coaching staff, A&M's receiving corps and more.

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7:01

Ryan Henderson brings a finesse style to A&M's pass rush

A native of Las Vegas, defensive end Ryan Henderson spent the last three seasons at San Diego State before transferring to Texas A&M. Following his first spring in Aggieland, the graduate student joined The Huddle to describe his game and how he's preparing for the challenge of the SEC.

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8:58

Landon Rink expects a lot of himself as a sophomore

With his second spring under his belt, defensive tackle Landon Rink has big expectations for his sophomore campaign. On The Huddle, Rink spoke about the talent within Texas A&M's DT rotation, his desire to step up in his second season and more.

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9:26

Julio Humphrey approached spring ball with a different mindset

Now a veteran at the college level, cornerback Julio Humphrey appeared in 10 games for the Aggies in 2025, making seven tackles with 1.5 TFLs and a pass breakup. On The Huddle, the Galveston native spoke about taking the extra step this spring, working with Tommy Moffitt and more.

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